Toast Brewing launches a ground-breaking new “Living” beer tap
Toast, the beer brand that brews using surplus bread, is offering punters the chance to
experience the outdoors inside their local.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England
Find out about Mental Health First Aid England’s experiences working with government.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England
Find out about Mental Health First Aid England’s experiences working with government.
Waste to Wonder Worldwide announces a ground-breaking Sustainability Cookery School in Gambia
Waste to Wonder Worldwide, a leading force in global educational and sustainability initiatives, is proud to unveil its latest project the, ‘Sustainability Cookery School,’ set to open its doors in Gambia.
Dental nursing on a mobile dental unit supporting people who are homeless
Hear from dental nurse,Anita Woods, about her work on a pilot programme taking dental care out to people who are homeless
Business with Purpose: How social enterprises build a more resilient economy
We hosted an event with centre-right think-tank Onward this week to explore how social enterprises and other mission-led businesses can help build a more resilient society, as part of our Future Economy Alliance campaigning to push our way of working up the economic policy agenda.
Find out how the Washing Machine Project will help transform thousands of lives with 10,000 manual washing machines
Global collaboration will help unlock millions of hours for women and girls to improve quality of life, saving time for learning and income-generating activities. 15 April 2024 The Washing Machine Project, a grassroots organization that provides off-grid manual washing machines to people in low-income and displaced communities, announced today it is collaborating with the Whirlpool … Continued
Unity Trust Bank reports record £1 billion social impact lending
Unity Trust Bank, which supports organisations to deliver positive social impact around the UK, has reported a record level of lending in its annual results for 2023. Exceeding £1 billion for the first time in its 40-year history, almost half of Unity’s financing last year (45.3%) went into areas of high deprivation.